Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! - Page 6

Vahmp · November 25 2009, 01:13 AM

Captain Robert April wrote:

Vahmp wrote:

http://http://s829.photobucket.com/a...mp/Blueprints/

THAT double "http:/"...

Ah ok.... Now I can see it (on your quote, cause on my screen it doesn't show up as double.).

Beat the hell-outa me where it's comin from....

Will1701 · June 1 2010, 02:48 PM

A new set of plans with a twist, some friends and I have built our version of the ship in 3D. We started with the FJ plans, Which is still the best starting point, but then worked on reconciling with the show or to what would make more sense. Like adding an engineering section on the secondary hull to match the thinking of a second bridge. Working out the stairs so they don't go from one deck into the bedroom on the next, and adding in the access ladders shown in many of the episodes and much more.

When we started, we wanted to be able to walk from the top of the ship to the bottom, without having level loads. We worked this out and now we are changing the plans to more accurately match the show. So far we can use the turbo lift to navigate the ship or the stairs. The transporters work, and an almost complete shuttle bay, so we can jump into the shuttle and fly around the ship.

Here is a side cut of the our version of 1701.
http://gambitrealm.com/index.php?ID=49&Lang=En

Have a look at the rest of the site, and soon we are hoping to have a downloadable demo.

Kaiser · June 1 2010, 03:38 PM

Will1701 wrote:

A new set of plans with a twist, some friends and I have built our version of the ship in 3D. We started with the FJ plans, Which is still the best starting point, but then worked on reconciling with the show or to what would make more sense. Like adding an engineering section on the secondary hull to match the thinking of a second bridge. Working out the stairs so they don't go from one deck into the bedroom on the next, and adding in the access ladders shown in many of the episodes and much more.

When we started, we wanted to be able to walk from the top of the ship to the bottom, without having level loads. We worked this out and now we are changing the plans to more accurately match the show. So far we can use the turbo lift to navigate the ship or the stairs. The transporters work, and an almost complete shuttle bay, so we can jump into the shuttle and fly around the ship.

Here is a side cut of the our version of 1701.
http://gambitrealm.com/index.php?ID=49&Lang=En

Have a look at the rest of the site, and soon we are hoping to have a downloadable demo.

Great work so far

tobiasrichter · June 25 2010, 09:38 AM

I am looking for blueprints of the TMP drydock. Are there any plans out there - I only saw the rough perspective scribble. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Tobias

Sean_McCormick · June 27 2010, 11:44 PM

The only one i know of are those offered by Eric Kristiansen. He calls it the Maya class.

http://www.jackill.com/

VBurd2128 · August 12 2010, 03:27 PM

Sean_McCormick wrote:

The only one i know of are those offered by Eric Kristiansen. He calls it the Maya class.

http://www.jackill.com/

There's some great stuff there. Any idea what kind/quality of paper they use for the prints?

Ziz · August 14 2010, 04:43 AM

I have some of his stuff. The paper is fairly thick - heavier than regular computer paper but lighter than cardstock or photo paper - somewhere in between. He's not just whipping these out in his basement, has them professionally printed.

Will1701 · August 19 2010, 09:57 PM

tobiasrichter wrote:

I am looking for blueprints of the TMP drydock. Are there any plans out there - I only saw the rough perspective scribble. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Tobias

Hey Tobias, we just released a demo game for Startrek Fans, it has in the demo a drydock scene and the drydock is close to the one used in the movie.

Hope this helps and have fun

http://www.gambitrealm.com

publiusr · August 26 2010, 09:05 PM

Something I noticed:
The shuttlebay on the TOS enterprise seems longer in TAS. I wonder if anyone has ever tried to do TAS blueprints?

http://startrekanimated.com/tas_ship_pan.jpg

Captain Robert April · August 28 2010, 05:57 AM

That way lies madness...

publiusr · September 10 2010, 10:54 PM

Oh well, I had to ask. I think somebody did an Enterprise for SPORE with a very long secondary hull and nacelles that looked Y-wing and all--and it worked.

BolianAuthor · September 20 2010, 07:47 AM

Captain Robert April wrote:

That way lies madness...

Madness? Madness?

THIS...

IS...

STAR-TREK!!!

Jag2112 · November 30 2010, 06:09 PM

For anyone still reading this thread, I just wanted to let you know that I've uploaded a few more blueprint sets to the site -- and plan to have weekly updates throughout the rest of this year -- and hopefully beyond.

Click http://www.cygnus-x1.net to start your journey -- again.

Happy Holidays, All-

Ziz · November 30 2010, 06:50 PM

What did you add? Are they flagged as "NEW" as you scroll down the page?

Jag2112 · November 30 2010, 07:18 PM

Ziz wrote:

What did you add? Are they flagged as "NEW" as you scroll down the page?

You can see all of the blueprint updates on the updates page.

See: http://www.cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars...ts-updates.php

Enjoy-

June 1 2010, 02:48 PM	#77
Will1701 Cadet Location: Ottawa, Canada	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! A new set of plans with a twist, some friends and I have built our version of the ship in 3D. We started with the FJ plans, Which is still the best starting point, but then worked on reconciling with the show or to what would make more sense. Like adding an engineering section on the secondary hull to match the thinking of a second bridge. Working out the stairs so they don't go from one deck into the bedroom on the next, and adding in the access ladders shown in many of the episodes and much more. When we started, we wanted to be able to walk from the top of the ship to the bottom, without having level loads. We worked this out and now we are changing the plans to more accurately match the show. So far we can use the turbo lift to navigate the ship or the stairs. The transporters work, and an almost complete shuttle bay, so we can jump into the shuttle and fly around the ship. Here is a side cut of the our version of 1701. http://gambitrealm.com/index.php?ID=49&Lang=En Have a look at the rest of the site, and soon we are hoping to have a downloadable demo.

June 25 2010, 09:38 AM	#79
tobiasrichter Lieutenant Junior Grade Location: Cologne, Germany	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! I am looking for blueprints of the TMP drydock. Are there any plans out there - I only saw the rough perspective scribble. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Tobias

June 27 2010, 11:44 PM	#80
Sean_McCormick Captain	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! The only one i know of are those offered by Eric Kristiansen. He calls it the Maya class. http://www.jackill.com/ __________________ No IE! http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/20...7/BrowserDream http://www.xulplanet.com/ndeakin/arts/reasons.html http://browsehappy.com/

August 14 2010, 04:43 AM	#82
Ziz Commodore Location: NY	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! I have some of his stuff. The paper is fairly thick - heavier than regular computer paper but lighter than cardstock or photo paper - somewhere in between. He's not just whipping these out in his basement, has them professionally printed. __________________ Reality is just a crutch for those who can't handle science fiction.

August 26 2010, 09:05 PM	#84
publiusr Fleet Captain	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! Something I noticed: The shuttlebay on the TOS enterprise seems longer in TAS. I wonder if anyone has ever tried to do TAS blueprints? http://startrekanimated.com/tas_ship_pan.jpg

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August 28 2010, 05:57 AM	#85
Captain Robert April Vice Admiral Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! That way lies madness...

September 10 2010, 10:54 PM	#86
publiusr Fleet Captain	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! Oh well, I had to ask. I think somebody did an Enterprise for SPORE with a very long secondary hull and nacelles that looked Y-wing and all--and it worked.

November 30 2010, 06:09 PM	#88
Jag2112 Lieutenant Commander Location: Clinton, NJ	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! For anyone still reading this thread, I just wanted to let you know that I've uploaded a few more blueprint sets to the site -- and plan to have weekly updates throughout the rest of this year -- and hopefully beyond. Click http://www.cygnus-x1.net to start your journey -- again. Happy Holidays, All- __________________ John (Jag2112) The Star Trek LCARS Book/Episode/Blueprints Database

November 30 2010, 06:50 PM	#89
Ziz Commodore Location: NY	Re: Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?! What did you add? Are they flagged as "NEW" as you scroll down the page? __________________ Reality is just a crutch for those who can't handle science fiction.